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To: Thomas A Watson who wrote (8613)	1/26/2000 8:05:00 PM
From: tom pope	Respond to of 9798

I certainly hope you make out like a bandit with SGI too. And with APLX, which did very nicely today. I just wish I had done as well in 1999 with my SGI as I did with CORL. You may be dead right in the long run about the vanity of CORL's linux path. But in the short run it seems to me you're fighting the tape, and that's where many people make most of their money. (I will concede though that there are a host of stocks that I once held and bitterly wish that I'd never sold because I was too short term oriented.)

To: Thomas A Watson who wrote (8613)	1/27/2000 12:10:00 AM
From: SKARLOEY	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9798

Thomas i am curious are you short or long? You say " I do believe that the odds are that anyone investing in corl at current price will likely lose money." then i see you own 3000 shares of CORL <Stocks Aplx(21,500) NINE (89,200 ) lu(495) CORL(3000) DELL(2500) utx(300) RMBS(500) no money even less mouth > i own a boat load of CORL and am very long, i see tons of media talking up CORL, just ran across this on cnbc web site, cnbc.com i esp. like this part about CORL in speaking about Caldera ipo: "The market has demonstrated that it still has a thirst for Linux IPOs," says Stacey Quandt, an analyst at Giga Information Group, based in San Jose, Calif. Orem, Utah-based Caldera Systems is widely regarded as one of the top four Linux companies, alongside Durham, N.C.,-based Red Hat; VA Linux Systems, based in Sunnyvale, Calif.; and Germany's SuSE GmbH. Canadian-based Corel Corp. {CORL}, which recently introduced its own version of the Linux operating system and which offers several applications that run on the Linux OS, is also fast becoming a major Linux player. any how, always like to keep an open mind and so i would like to know where you think the price is fairly valued at and why. thanks